without water, a person can die from dehydration, which is what most poor and homeless have to go through. Sometimes, people are so dry, they cant sweat. Also, if a person isn't clean, their hygenie could really suck, theyd be infected, and take you to some disease which I-don't-know-the-name-of.
water poverty:were theres less water. people don't have enough water
poverty is nothing but lack of basic standards of living. it might include less money or salary say 1$ per day, less education, improper health care, sanitation etc. these all factors contribute to underdevelopment.
shipping, food sources, drinking water, sanitation, sustainable agriculture and live stock, recreation.
Chelora - Drinking Dirty water.
They need to have at least food,a job, somewhere to live and they at least make some money.
suggest measure to quality of water collected through rain water harvesting
yes improvement in water sanitation can control many disease like maliria and dihorea which causes by water and poor sanitation. If we will keep our surrounding clean then whole probleam will over. So keep your surrounding clean
tear-fund started because of all the poverty and lack of water and sanitation in different parts of the country
Water sanitation is covered by the methods used to make water sanitary that is clean.
modern technologies that help in the control desease
The mission of the WaterAid charity is to bring safe, clean drinking water as well as sanitation and hygiene education to third world countries stricken by poverty.
Not sure what you want to know. Some particular drought may have some particular problem associated with it, but , in general, a drought is an extreme shortage of water. Water is necessary for crops , animals and humans. In a severe drought, crops dry up, farm animals would die, if not killed for food. People would die, but they generally migrate to seek water, or else relief agencies bring them water. Drought cause food shortage and make sanitation difficult. Lack of sanitation leads to disease. Countries where drought are common often suffer from poverty.
The main dimensions of poverty are: 1) lack of food 2) lack of shelter 3) lack of clothing 4) lack of basic sanitation facilities 5) lack of clean drinking water 6) illiteracy 7) social exclusion 8) vulnerability
Water is recovered by sanitation and water treatment plants
Environmental sanitation can have an effect on disease prevention. Environmental sanitation can prevent illness on a population level. It can help to prevent the spread of disease on a massive scale.
water sanitation crew
Famines in themselves do not cause disease; they cause malnutrition, which is a preventable condition that can be considered as a disease. There are other diseases that are common in areas where there are famines and most of these have to do with sanitation. The leading killer in the world is cholera which is from drinking unsafe water.